00:00I'm sending you big breaking news at the moment.
00:03Donald Trump has issued fresh warning to Iran after the midterm defeat.
00:07Speaking to the US media, President Donald Trump has said he might do something large to Iran involving a heavy
00:14hit.
00:14Trump has also acknowledged that the Iran war could be partly to blame for the pole slump,
00:20but insisted that he does not regret launching the war.
00:23He also further claimed that people in the US agree with what he is doing on Iran.
00:30Meanwhile, Iran has taken a dig at Trump over the midterm poll setback.
00:34Iranian Speaker Kalibov has said, conscience or the cost of living,
00:40Americans said no to war and that Iran endorses this message.
00:45He's also added that if the US government betrays its people's will to serve international paymasters
00:52and blackmailers, it will learn that no comes with a nightmare.
01:03Well, of course, the key understanding now is this a presidential penalty, a repeat trend.
01:09Also, the US midterm curse is now being discussed, often spelled trouble for sitting president.
01:14The ruling party typically loses ground.
01:16And since 1946, ruling party loses approximately 26 to 28 house seats.
01:23It's a referendum on president's performance now.
01:26Opportunity is there for voters to rebuke the White House is something that we are looking at at the moment
01:31in time.
01:32But the George Bush exception is to be looked at.
01:37Bush defied the midterm trend in 2002.
01:39There was a rare midterm victory for a sitting president.
01:43Republicans added eight seats in the House as well.
01:46And Republicans gained two Senate seats.
01:48Post-9-11 patriotism shaped the political climate as well.
01:54Now, the biggest midterm blows that we've seen.
01:57Eisenhower's Republicans had lost 48 house seats, stamp 1958.
02:03Clinton's Democrats lost 52 house seats, stamp 1974.
02:08We're also looking at Obama's Democrats have lost about 63 house seats about 2010.
02:14Those are the key details that are coming in.
02:16And we're also looking at Trump's jibe at Democrats after poll route as well.
02:21The US president posted a picture of a cap with the word veto written on it.
02:26And he said that he was going to become a political pundit,
02:31analyzing reasons behind the Democratic's history as far as the midterm polls is concerned.
02:36Trump has also conceded defeat in the midterm polls already.
02:39He's also said that he was absolutely willing to accept the election results
02:42and was prepared to work with Democrats if they need to take control of Congress.
02:48However, Trump has also struck a different note on social media completely,
02:52insisting that he was not on the ballot and claiming that Republicans would have won by a lad's light
02:58if he had been in the poll.
03:00He's also said and his remarks came in after he warned that he could become Mr. Vito
03:06if Democrats take control of either or both the chambers of Congress.
03:11Earlier, as initial trends had emerged, Trump had said that he would use his veto powers
03:16to block the Democratic legislation, arguing that repeated vetoes could eventually force
03:22the Democrats to negotiate with his administration as well.
03:28Well, incoming Democrats had a simple message for Trump administration.
03:33After the midterm results, lawyer up.
03:37Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress in a stunning rebuke to of the president.
03:42The win gives them limited power over President Donald Trump's agenda
03:46and much broader power to investigate the businesses that his family runs.
03:52With their new majority, Democrats will take control of House committees,
03:58gaining subpoena power, a power that also and the ability to conduct oversight investigations into.
04:06Now, Trump's administration family and business ventures will also be under radar.
04:11That could take up a considerable time and resources for Trump and his allies.
04:16Forcing uncomfortable public hearings or maybe prompting legal showdowns over subpoenas
04:21is something that we'll be looking at.
04:22And in a callback to Trump's first term, some Democrats have already vowed to impeach him for a third time.
04:32We understand that this election, a dramatic change election,
04:37means that the American people are crying out for transformational change.
04:42We hear you, we see you, we feel you, and House Democrats are committed to making life better for you.
04:51To every American disappointed by tonight's results, I mean, I'm disappointed too.
04:55But we are never discouraged, okay?
04:58Because we live in the greatest nation in the world.
05:02Listen, this election was always about much more than just one policy and red team versus blue team.
05:07It was about whether we're going to preserve and strengthen the American experiment,
05:11or we're going to hand our country over to far-left radicals who have captured the Democrat Party.
05:16The battle for our country, that battle against this insurgent socialist movement,
05:21and the battle to restore American greatness, none of that is over in any way.
05:26In fact, I'm going to tell you right now, that fight has just begun for our generation, okay?
05:31We will win that fight for America.
